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Southland Times, Issue 14785, 31 October 1900, Page 3

Amusements . SOUTHLAND MOUNTED RIFLES £5 CAVALRY TOURNAMENT QUEEN'S PARK, Wednesday, 31st October, j AT 2 P.M. EVENTS : 1. Seotional Horse Leading 2. Balaclava Melee 3 Night Alarm 4. Lloya-Lindsday Competition 5. Display by Squadron 6. Handicap Trot, 1 mile 7. Rescue baoe B. 'Cross Oountry Event 0 Cigar and Umbrella Baoe 10. Bandsmen's Race AtfMISSION-ONE SHILLING CORPORAL OHAS. TODD, Hon. Seo. mHE-ATRE ROYAL LAUGHING SEASON, 3 NIGHTS ONLY The Popular London Actor CHARLES ARNOLD And his LONDON COMEDY COMPANY FROM THE STRAND THEATRE Lately terminated a phenomenally successful tour of Australia ON MONDAY sth, AND WEDNESDAY, 7th, What Happened to Jones, As played by Mr Arnold for 340 nights at the Strand Iheatre, London Princess Theatre, Melbourne, 52 nights Palace Theatre, Sydney, 64 nights PRECEDED BY THE CHARMING XMAS EPISODE, An Empty Sto ; king TUESDAY, 6th, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, ANOTHER GREAT LAUGH MAKER, Why Smith Left Home Both Plays by George H. Broadhurst If ib hurts you to laugh, don't see "JONES" or "SMITH" Prices of Admission— Orohestra and Chair?, 4s ; Stalls. 3s ; Family Circle, 2s ; Pit, Is. Box plan at Lilliorap's THE TRAIN FOR THE BLUFF will be detained until after the performance on WEDNESDAY Night, 7th. MANAGER, L. J. LOHR. "TNVERCARGILL MUSICAL UNION. THEATRE ROYAL. FBIDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1900. Grand Miscellaneous Concert. FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. PROGRAMME: Gade's " Erl King's Daughter."— Soloists : Mrs Blue, Mrs Forbes-Williams, and Mr F. B. McKay. The choir will sing "The sea hath its pearls" (Pinsuti) and "The river ft weth strong" (Rogers) unaccompanied ; dramatis scena " Libertz " ; " Daybreak" ('aning>, and Choral Fantana oa National Melodies (Vincent), with orohestral accompaniment. Miss S. Murray, Miss Winnie Royds and Mr J. Porteous will bing 60109. Theorches'ra will play grand eelections— "Tannhauser" (Wagner) and fcuite ; "Hural Scenes" (Matt). The orchestra will b 6 assisted by Mrs Wood ; Mr Gray will conduct ; Miss Findlay will preside at the piano, and Mr Ferguson will for the first time lead the orchestra. PRICES— 3s, 2s, and Is. LATE OAR. T EAGUE N.Z. WHEELMEN. INVEROARGILL OYCLINC OLUB. COMPLIMENTARY RACE MEETING, ON WEDNESDAY, 14m NOV. 1. One Mile Maiden : trophies ; entranc?, ls 2. Half-Mile Daßh ; trophies ; en ranee ls 3. Three Mile Handicap ; trophies ; entrance ls 4. One Mile Open '. trophies ; entrance ls 5. Two Mile Wheel Race ; £5 ; entrance 3s 6. Quarter Flying Handicap ; trophies ; entrance ls 7. One and a Half Ladies' Bracelet ; trophies ; entrance ls 8. One Mile Consolation ; trophies ; Ib Trophies presented by Membsrs and Supporters of tne Club. Entries close for all tvents on 30th October, at S p.m. Handicaps advertised Gth November. T. A. BONE, Offioial League Handicappr. B. DENLY, Secretary and Treasurer. INVEROARGILL DAIRY BUPPLY CO. OFFIOE removed from this day to STRANG'S BUILDINGS, corner of Nith and Tay street.. Telephone— Office, No. 261 „ Factory, No. 228 29th October, 1900. ALWAYS ON HAND-LOASBY'S WAHOO AND KOOLIBAH, Spenoer Vincent's BENJAMIN GUM for Coughs and Colds. TOWNEND'S CELE BRATED OINNAMON OURE lor Consumption and Ohronio Coughs. W. N. STJftT ING. Qmcrr. Des streeb

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